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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17

All locals under this head will he inserted
at the rats of cent for every word for each
insertion. No local for less than 10 cents,
first insetion, accepted. 10 cents for separate
display head, Advance payments required
of transients.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17
COUNTY NEWS,
From our Regular Correspondents In Sur
rounding Towns.
RRNbSYILLE.

--:O:--
RENbsvILLE.
VIM. II. Perry, of Willard, visited
Rendsville last Saturday to organize
lodge of the 1. o. G.. T. He gave
an interesting lecture but was unable
to affect an organization.
Frank Smith and Geo. Borrill are
counting in Morris this week.
E. C. Van Horn is laying the foun-
dation for an addition to his barn.
There was \ pleasant hop at l.. w.
Perkins, Swan Lake, last Friday
night. which was attended by a num-
Der of Rendsvillites.
KCHos FROM POVERTY FLAT'-MOORE.
Of all dull places this the dnllest!
And since Stuart beat us out of that
dance he promised us, we haven't
the least hope left to help liven us up.
Work is almost done and the ques-
ton is what are going to do! Chas.
don't you think its about time you
took "that day" and I hope you will
send out cards.
Rumor says one Of our citizens is
going to Morris to engage in shoe
making.
T. MCGOWAN has sold his farm and
stock.
Jas. Kelley and Henry Staupp are
going to Grey Eagle whert they have
purchased some timber land.
WILDER burlington is hauling wood
from Holmes City.
A Wheelock is hauling lumber to
build sheep sheds. He will give up
farming and turn shepherd.
LILY OF POVERTY FLATS.
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For a cheap farm on easy
terms 60 to L. Fl. &F. A. WELL
LINGTONS.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17

TT. Moore has in shock a nice line
of warm footware for fall and winter
trade.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17

Oysters in every style at John
Flynn's.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17
s T 0 {; K
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Shawls, Cloaks, Wraps.
Jackets, Seal, Silk, Plush,
& Astrachan Garments.
Gents & Ladies

Knit and Flannel Underwear, Fur
Overcoats, Flannel, Blankets, Com
fortables, Stockings, Fancy Yarns,
Hosiery, Mott ons, and Fancy goods
Attractions in Dress Goods and
Trimmings, Eoots, Shoes, GrocsrA
les, etc.
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WANTED-A good girl to do gen.
eral ho,fsework in IL small family. H.
quire Of Mrs. Z. A. MCCARTHY.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
] ,dpe. HON C.. l.. BRowu, Morris.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Auditor. ego. NJ. GILrISAN.
treasurer. X. C. HELGEsoN.
Register OF Deeds, l.. H. WELLIyGToN.
Clerk OF Dist Court. SAMUEL LARSON.
Indre Of Probate, CSC. i. DARLING.
Sheriff, u. II MUNRO.
Attorney, a. rLAHEhTS'
surveyor DIT. WHEATON.
Superintendent: WV e.. BIcLNELL.
Coroner. H. l.. urLBURD.
coMNIss: oNERs.
1T. District. q. N. DAnLES, Morris :.
and. - LII. PusRoR. Chairman
ard. !" &c. HANCOCK,
Sth. {" &C. THoarR, Hancock.
9Th. j" H. HUrcEiNs, Morris.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
President, Z; WiSsERArTE'
Recorder. JSo D. GILLESPIE.
H. lIUTcHINs.
'ustlces,j -SrEPHEN C. MURPHY,
Marshal, JAS dRiEFIrH
Councillors: Fl. WHITLEY, L. f. PEARcE,
THOMAS TnoMAssoN. H. 8. Lunsos.
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Bear this IN mind! am headquar-
ters for TEA. r. j. MOORE.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17

Old Rubber boots and shoes bought
by p. Mcclellan, at Golden Boot and
Shoe Store:
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Pure Apple Cider at John Flynn's'
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-17

What about our town we'll that II
to be?
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Important Locals.

All locals under this head will be inserted
at the rats OF cent for every word for each
insertion. No local for less than 10 cents,
first insetion, accepted. 10 cents for separate
display head, Advance payments repaired
Of transieHts.
Pure Apple Cider at John Flynn's.
Bear this In mind! am headquar-
ters for TEA. r. j. MOORE.
Oysters in every style at John
Flynn's.
TT. Moore has in shock nice line
of warm footware for fall and winter
trade.
For a cheap farm on easy
terms go to L. II. &F. A. WELL
LINGTONS.
WANTED-A good girl to do gen.
eral hOfsework in small family. In
quire Of Mrs. Z. A. MCCARTHY.
Old Rubber boots and shoes bought
by P. Mcclellan, at Golden Boot and
Shoe Store:
Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the county, by L. Fl. &
F. A. Wellington.
T. j. Moore has put In II nice line
Of gents furnishing goods. When in
need of any thing in this line Of goods
it will pay you to call at the Cheap
Cash Store.
For Sale.
A pair of horses, one set of harness
and light democrat wagon for sale
cheap OH long time if desired.
j. w. HARRIS.
Money to loan at 8 per cent
and no commission, L. Fl. & F.
A. Wellington.
When the ladies want good relia-
BILE pair of shoes, call and see what tt
J. Moore has to offer in this line.
LII. & F. A. Wellington rep
resent some Of the best insur-
ance companies in the United
States.
Cheaper Than HOmesteading or
PFe-empting.
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Ginen bIiihenhen NIHhfinn

leitet fi1 bic ct. Coulter vSribiiue"-
peI6e i~iberbaupt bic Seniatiensbaide'
rel als Speeialitdt au betreiben ideint
- Sci @elesenbeit elmer 8eipre6ung
Der WabIuuruben in Waibiuston
Gountp.
n3eras 1T nod 10 uneipilifirt", iagt
bic vSriblne", ~baB man &epublifaner
bort nod nit Der 2aterne iu6en muB.
Wo fie fid aber bliden lafen, oa piro
ibnen-ieien fe tpeis ober f6tpara-
bas 2eben 70 iauer sema6t, BOB fe ben
Staub bes Staates balb bon ibren Jti@
BEN fdiitteIn!"
Wel9' g%rauenbafte uebertreiburt9!
8ans abgefeben babon, baB es bod elm
Wiberfinn 1T, ben GibiliiatiOnsgrab
mad benz Parteis Yotum b~eurtbeilen 81
wo[len, seugt iene 8emertuns au9 bon
elmer totalen untenntniB Der Sa6lage
BON 6eiten bes ct. Coulter pSribiine"s
Wannes. @erabe iebt, mo- elm Sbeil
Der &epubIifaner unierer Stabt nit als
lem NaAbrud fir Muffelung zines
"straight republican ticket eintritt,
nimmt fG bic Bebauptung boppelt
unb oreifa1 fomii6 aus, bob ieber Res
publitaner in Seras aus benz Staate
berausbrangialirt piirbe.
llebrisens m6sen fi6 bic 10000 RE-
pubIitaner, tpel9e i'm leBten 9erbf fur
ben Or. @odrane als @ouoerneurseau'
bibaten ifimmten, bel benz Neoafteur
ber ct. Coulter mSribiine" bebanten,
tpel9er ibr 8orbanoeniein bernaBsn
isnorirt, baB er meint, In Seras miRe
man mad Republitanern nit Der Saters
ne fu9en.
Die Sbranfunsel, BON uel6er bic
nSribiine" ibre grleu6tung beaiebt,
i6eint ~aIerbinss 70 matt gu bremen.
ba6 fe BEL beren triibem S1eine ppbl
iiberbaupt Ni9ts finben tpirb.
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Wabl : Broclamatictl.
Mapors Office,

W(ugDr9 AIVCe,
San @ntonio, 20. San. 1887
SIN GoIge Der autoritdt, tpelde mir
burh ben Charter unb bic Orbinan5en
Der Gtabt San antonio berlieben tpirb,
orbne i'd, Brpan galIasban, Mapor Der
Stabt San Nntonio, cine Mabl an,
bic am
s~tpeiten Montag i'm Gebruar 1887,
benz IA. Gage bes befagtenM onats
fur folsenbe Beamte absebalteu tuerben
fol:
Wapor, &eeorber, Collector, Stras
Beneommifdr unb IL perf9iebene als
bermen.
0ie Stimmtdffen perben in ben bers
f@ie5euen Warbs bon 8 ubr Wormit=
tags on foIsenben pldben ge6fnet iein:
1. Warb: SIM poli3eis6 auptquartier
am Militdr plasa, 8orfibenoer 8. 96s
nigbeim, Wablridter Walter Scott unb
gbas. @uergin.
2. Waro: gde bon gait unb DoIo.
roIaffraBe, 8orlibenber %. s. Me9s
ling, 9iHter g. Gislb unb g. s.. Marr.
8. gde BON Mebinas uno 2ealftraBe,
8orfbenber 6. SODIUM, &i@ter Grid
Menger unb %. s. Siebert.
A. Warb: 2rif9's 9alle, goribens
Der 6. 9ilemain, Ri9ter 6. o. arbt
unb &C. 3. Minor.
5. Warb: alamo, 8orfibenber 60.
Mi56e #. Ri6ter Sam Waberid unb
Wm. 96fius IT..
6. @arb: @rbeiterberein, 9orfbens
Der 8. Bitter, Ri9ter %. 8. Gong unb
s. 8. Bolton.
q. Waro: gde bon Dietoria= unb
Matagorba StraBe, 8orfibeuoer 6. U.
Dennb, &i9ter 6. Brian If. nno 6.
&oRp.
s. Marb: MegaiRer. 207 Glb
Mlamo.S traBe, 0oribeH5er s. WulH.
Ri@ter u. 9reiB #. rnb s. q. 2ir6ner.
Die WabI fol abgebalten uno Wabls
beri9te folen eingereidt tDeroen in ues
bereinftimmung init Der Oroinana, tuels
DE WabIeu regulirt.
Die Wd1Ier Der berf9iebenen Warbs
foIen fur einen Mapor, Recor6er, goIs
lettor, StraBeueommiidr, einen Mlbers
men ibrer Warb unb fiir bier Mlbers
mdnner at large fimmen.
3um 3eugniB babe i6 meinen Wau1en
90 uater5ei6net unb bas Siegel Der
D 5tabt binsufiigen Iahen. ON 20.
Sanuar 1887.
8rnan gaIIagban n, Napor.
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Gro6e Aufresuus ipurbs in Der llmsesenb
bon @aris, Seras, 6ur9 bic @enefuns bes Srn.
8. G. GorIeb berporsernfen. Oerielbe mar 70
bilaos. ba6 er Fd I'M Bette ni6t berum3ubres
ben, ooer ntr ben aopf su beben berino9te. Sc.
hermann slaubie, bae CT an Der aussebruna
Herbe. Cine Yrobeaaf6e bon Or. aines getu
DISCOVERY purbe ibm stfdidt. SieIburd fibIte
&c fiG setrdftigt unb faufse cine srobe Blade
uub cine SdadteI bon Or. ainas seip aife
Eius, nnb nadbem CT stDei Glaiden baron ein.
aenommen baite, mar er seiunS unb bate &c
9fuub an Gleii9 g%etuonneu.
Gratis. YrObeFafGen bel u Drei6. Grobe
NIoTdten 81.
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MuerIei.

- Cine groBe Nn3abl farbiger 8iirs
ger San antonios bielten ON Oienffag
Nbeno cine 8er1ammlung In 3rif6's
6ale ab, in Der bef9IoHeu wurbe, bic
Staatslegislatur auf5uforbern, bic NOS
tbigen S1ritte au tbun, I'M elm lambs
wirtbI1aftli6es Snfitat, iotpie cine
8etperbefdule fir Garbige 5u erridten.
.Sn Der Reiolution, bic f6lieBli6 aHge'
aonmen tpurbe, pirb befonbers. berDors
seboben, bab fribere 2egisIaturen bic
Noibuenbigteit folder Anffalten tuies
berbolt anertannt bitten. baB trobbem
aber bisber niGts gu ibrer grridtung
gei1eben fei.
8. 8. Oegener lit bon benz Oirefs
torenratb Der G~euertpebr einitimmig als
Affifentsgbef tpieberertudblt moroen.
- 3wei iunge 2eute, grone uno
phillips, bra6ten bic Nadri9t our
Stabt, boB fie IL Meilen tueftli@ bon
bier an Der South paeiies8 Balm Die
2ei1e zines iungen Mannes, Der nit
einem Greunbe auiammen gereiff lei,
aufgefun6en bdtten. Sheriff 2eDis
i6idte smei 8ebilfen binaus, tuel9e
bic 2ei9e sur Stabt bradten. aus
Yapieren, tpel6e in ben Saf1en gefurs
ben wurben, gebt berbor, baB Der uns
ffreitig grmorbete George pope beiBt,
81 Sabre alt unb elm gngIdnber lit.
Am 0interfopf bate CT cine tiefe Wuns
be. grone unb pbilips, bic f9 BEL
Der grsdbluug bes BON ibnen angefibrs
ten 9batbeitanbes einige Male uiber.
ipra9en, ,uurben oils 3eusen surtidges
balten.
SIN 9ilirittseridt wiro iebt Der
Seotti1esM oroproceB nerbanbelt. Scott
ermorbete i'm Sabre 1884 Granf
paris.
= Die San Antonio City Brewery
III aus ben 6dn6en bes bisberigeu @is
gentbimers In ben Befib elmer attiens
Geielf9aft iibergegangen.
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Hadbem Der Name SreIanbs gan,
uneruorteter Weiie auriidsesoeen uor'
ben, trug BEL Der Senatorenpabl Ieas
gan ben Gieg bapon. gr fegte erh
Bel Der fiebenten Mbfimmuug. %tudbrenb
bic ieGFe nod bas Refultat ergab:
Morep 46, Reasan SO, 9erreG (ber an
Srelanbs Stele tpieber aufgefelt Dar)
81 unb 3oberts A. Die lebte Mbfims
mune Der Siaatslegislatur. tuelde bic
Wabl 3eagans 3ur Golge batte, eraab
folgenbes Reiultat: &sagan 102,
Murpbp II, Srelanb 6, Roberts 3 unb
SerreI /. 9as siemli6 unerpartete
@nbreiultat bot algemeine uebers
rof9ung berporgerufen.
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sfd,, ssalputel Iussntueroen {!

SauIenbe, tpel6e an elmer tranten
2eber, an ipdHerisem NuffoBen, Mas
senidure ober iiberbaupt unertrdgli6er
Galigteit leiben, sebrau9enQ uedflber.
Dies geidiebt bieleidt uioer ibren Wils
len, aber bas setuObnli9e argument
1T: NG, aber rirr bas blaue 3eug
fam on bic 2eber unb Mil3 bringen;
f6nnte i@ mas Mnberes befommel, 10
wiirbe i1 bas bIaus 3eug ni6t gebraus
den. So, Ou tannft es unb bas gtDas
anbere lit g ami 9iner Res
guIatDr bereitet bon s. 8. 3eilin
& 60. Ct lit ebenfo md9tig tDie bic
blaue MaKe, obne ibre na6tbeiligen
sfpIaen.
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mas fam aefMehena

Durd nodmaIisem gsriu9 unb aufredter.
baItuus bes Mutbes fam mandes errsidt per.
ben, mas unmoglid erfdeint. SunOerte boT.
nuuesloier sale bou 3ieren. unb esberleiben
Fno burd electric gittsrs ssseiIt porbsu, mad.
benz alss iibrise bersebli6 bsrfudt puroe.
Darum benfe man nidt, bab es feline Seiluns
Qiebt, foneern berfude electric gitters. 90
aisbt feline anbere Mebijin, bic 70 perfect unb
fiber oas 8lut reinigt. electric Bittsrs beilt
Dhspspfa, Darn. uno ale Sranfbeitsn Der
Iisrsn. llnl6dtbar in allen Ragen. uno
eeberfrantbeiten. 3n babsn fur so Gtats bic
6Iaihe bel VI. Greib.
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apers' pi1ea ertuerben ii6 immers
ntebr bic Q9iuns Aler Serer, bic oies
feIben gebrau1en. sic berbefern ben
Appetit, befbrbern bic 8erbauung. be-
uirfen seiunbe Defining uno resuliren
alIe Sunetionen bes Organismus. sic
finb ausenebm bon gef9mad, ibre
Wirtung it Iei6t. uao 3uslei9 mddtig
in Der unterbriidung bes uebels.-
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TerG6 : @etn!

6err 6. Wteberauer Bel
Brenbam iiberianbte uns cine probe
feines feibitse3ogen unb ielbfgefelterten
6erbemont > Weines. gs III bies Elm
golbflarer siemli1 feuriger WeiBs
Wein, Der ben n@alifornia @iesIingA
on Aualitdt enti6ieben iibertrift.
Nieberauers sSerbemont" III elm f6Ias
GENDER Betpeis. tpie einfdttig bas Dor
urtbeiI seser ben einbeimii9en Wein
lit. geffen Sanf fiir bic probe'
Senbunal
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- Ser &eporte, bonn ySOlebo @rs
preB@, Solsbo, Obio, bat bic Seilfraft
Der Or. Auguft 20His's hamburger
6amilien : Mebicinen fOpobl on fi9
feIbff aIs BEL 3ranfbeiten ieiner Ginber
erfabren rno legt baber nit 9ergniigen
elm giinfises 3euguib fur bieie 70 biais
gen unb guten Mittel ab.
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= 2aBt Sud ni9t tduf9en burd
niebere preiie fur 4rbeit. tuelde better
als irsenb cine in Seras seliefert uirb,
ionberu perfist gu9 nod Gala
m b . Ybotograpbii@em 4telier, mo
gu6 quite unb sufrisbenfielenbe arbeit
aa itur reellem preife garantirt mirb.
Alb, gaft 5ouffOn StraBe.
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d cine Gentena.

Sonntassidser (ber fGon tpieber eis
men 9afen gefeblt bat): rSa. ia, Cd 1T
lei6ter elm 9aie su iein, als einen gu
fhieBen!"
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8iuig 40 ~perfanfen.

2oienfrdu6sr, 3isrs unb Grudtbdus
me, ionic bic beifen Weinreben bon
Californian bel
y. O. @Iabonib B,
gde SouifOn StraBe II. alamo pIaaa.
2-2,4mt
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- Dos gr6Bte 9assr BON @epebr.
unb Repolpersp %aironen uno 6ilien bel
ptper & S6uItbeB.
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Saltet Sure 2ampen in CrOnung uno
hreuncffN.

Die alamo Deleompasnie liefert bas
Del. I'm Orbers mirb gebeten uno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgelieferi. Of'
flee 237 on : 6oufontrabe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,1l.t6W
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Gine Ssrase a6er Yrcmtt's
Sron Qsifters 6eanttportet.

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k,n. gpie faun Hrsnu's Siren Biittrs Auns fartrtaf.
pnn hss tbut "a ui6f. &ter q fartrt treene stne
ersnfbrt fdr re(6e eintaGtisr art etfeH seft1rs.
ker ,varbe. Die 4este erfennex Giitn ais eas esHs
a1er ikntn t~eFanuten GtSrfunssnftttti az nne NV.
froae In fraene einera teserttnesa eeenttdslsn8ngan
mirb he Hebaustuns tefdtisen. sds "a etr 9ses,s.n
usetr prSyarate sen Giien dis ren sfssne snst a. ~
49, ~ ssr rt6tiaae Taetpr BET elmer rtclsret1su
s ~ssa praris AZ tetra6tsn II. Gsth trssetus
ire msrfsarttae Gtat{a9e, has ysr Der erhneune sen
Ssreisn'e 9rua Ditters ftne ssates Befrtseteane &C.
sStresss &itasnfarrueuitsnas e~sirsf. u..
8rnirn's Srnn 8ittfrs ssssss sais ss
sfTrrie6f gesntn xsyffHnsr5 uns itine 9artittbtsi.it
>-sHt annesx us9setjtnen tsut btss. UrsIn.s
9rsa 0ittsrs furtrt 1egeauunes : @ms5
$aasasDd&1usxben, G4isaats 3esptyns, Ga.as
90, lgtshsr. MbeeltanHtssats anestssss ass sssr
SiieStra. aeSiISrses, sins ReuraIeie-fir aas sitfs
nssd r;rS ellen fdeIi4 sufdrieten.
Yrnwn's Srntr aitters mat. aiss u '; :is:s
S~Firutt. Gl,iG alien ansern ersnbli&en Nesiitntn
ssisff - ~fauafata, Genn rcn MannerH eensuimeH'
a has eras rrblftuente Gunrtsni trntnerfe wnersM.
Sls qRaeleIn rerhen saHn ftRtr, bic gsresnnns peg.
Esssrf m. ftr t~inftrftib trire ttdtss. Oct Bfaasn "
ts Dirinna 10 bar Rssd idnsatr sas Hisr snnsI haa
Tis Quera harm fA fcfcrt; bic Santfarse gire Wy.
u assrssr ebaItsn wither etfaxts Barte; Nffsstsaf
~ssrg5ntafct: fansfirnsae St5rznesn ntd6sa esf We
sdrSfisFtat pIas unt, rtnn cine aiasnls Meniits.
"a Rakruxa fir has ainh tn utetrfns ssrtaaesn.
snsr rsretNe uiHt, knf Brctpnt Siren Sttftrs eu
sis,iue Gtifn. Wnbitn N, bic ui6t f&ahIt& ~. Aer1te
mi Xhsttefer emplskiea %.
Das Mehte bat 5enstIsusartt une eetreajfs resE
girisn eaf htm lxf&lae. Maa Hesxe ntFts aassssss
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O11i IL empfeblen ben 2eiern ber .Greie @rehe1
XC Germ 3. M. Gmeron, Sutpelier,
Raufmann unb YfanbIeiber. CT b~erfauft nb.
zen IN 2--sA Dollars. Manbubren bon 300
oaftudrts, NIT @arantie. Bel Gmericn fam
man uutbrineenb Gelb erbaItea ooer inbefiren.
Geine aunben bHrsen bafar.
@arum buneris uub ~aerIumpts berumlaufen,
ipenn man bel Gmerlon cine YtfoIe fur $1.b0
befommeu tam.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-14
Shopping I'm Paris.

The most important point to get the
value of your money is not TO he induced
to enter. the small stores; to limit your
buying to the dry goods stores of the
Louvre and Bon Marche for they keep al
most everything that a woman can think
of. The price is marked fon each article
and always put mt the lowest rate. AL
most everything lies on counters and
tables, so you do not have the worry Of
asking for things. You are not bothered
with ofiicious clerks who try to persuade
you to get one thing when you want an
other. When you have received the goods
at home, and after having examined them,
no matter after what length of time you
change your mind you can return the
goods, and without the asking of one ques-
tion those stores refund you the money.
No matter if the goods have been cut in
the store, so it has not been touched or
cut by you or been worn, the money is inn
mediately handed back to you, while in
small stores you are sure to be imposed
upon. Those skopkeepers have two prices,
one for their own countrymen and one for
foreigners, especially for Americans. They
imagine that every American possesses a
chicken that lays golden eggs, and that
they are entitled to as many of them as
they can rob from the nest in their pock-
cts. Beware of being cheated so go to
the Louvre or Bon Marche for all you
want.-Paris Cor. Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-14

You have often read of the cedars of
Lebanon. Some of them still remain. The
grove from which King Solomon brought
so much lumber now consists of some 400
trees, about three-folrths of mile i'm cir
cumference, partly old trees and partly
young ones. Learned travellers think that
most of the trees in the grove may he 200
years old and several between the ages of
400 and 800 years. There are twelve trees
whose age is Observation-Disclosures standing
very near each other; three more a little
further on, and two on the northern edge
Of the grove. The largest of these two is
63 feet in MISUNDERSTANDING the
sinuosities of the. bark; one Of the others
measures 40 feet. These trees are more
remarkable for their girth than stature,
their height hardly exceeding 80 feet.
Their age is yariously estimated The
rules by which botanists determine the age
of trees are not applicable to them, for
their stems have ceased to grow in regular
concentric rings. The Arabs, of all creeds,
have q traditional yencration for these
trees. Philadelphia Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-14

The emperor of Brazil has come over
here chiefly for the sake OF his health.
His liver is ailing terribly. As result
he has no appetite, and his digestion is
faulty. He has had his blood analyzcd
by DIR. Henoques, the specialist, who tells
him frankly that he is in bad way. Not
only is his liver out of order, but his kid
neys also, and at his age there is not
much chance of curing him, though the
maladies may be held in check. Dom
Pedro is only GO years old, although he
has been emperor fifty-six years, and is
in length of reign the senior sovereign OF
the world. But he was born and hats al
ways lived in a part of the world where
people grow old quickly At 62 he is
really older than an Englishman at 20.
DR.. Henoques asked him what was his
favorite drink Dom Pedro replied that
it was the juice of oranges and lemons,
iced, and favored with Jamaica rum.
''Better give it up" said DIR. Henoques.
81 can't said Dom Pedro, ''and you
wouldn't advise me to If you knew how
good it is. y The emperor thinks he has
done well in living so long in a tropical
climate without falling prey to the dis
eases that run riot there. He has never
had yellow fever or cholera, though many
inmates of his palace have been stricken
down by them. Indeed, he has not had
any serious illness in his life, and his
present complaints are only the natural
and inevitable accompaniments of old age
in his native cliInate.--Paris Cor. Chicago
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